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THussDArs AND FR1DArs.
EXTRA BARGAINS
LANsBURGH 4 BROS

Read the list carefully. and then be to come a.
early As possible to secure the Bsrsaina
lot Of Linen Lace suitings, Manchester Mixtures,
they Surely viii &c sofa almost
as0ss & ahssas
nants, at about ons-hslf Of their regular Quotstion
Having sold al our lieht-nsured Ratiate Remnants
comply win ths general Demand another much better
,ss but vi" sell the" st the same hsnrs exc per
a2 cases Of light and d.rk-ngured French Bstists
Remnants, at 1Oc. per yard. worth 15c.
Also small lot Plain Batiste Remnants comprisuR
mostly all colors. at &c. per yard. worth 12,sc.
The remainder Of our Domestic Hosiery, consisting
par Tor asc pair s5c and pair f for Sc Sc POT
We have received new lot Of Fancy Curtain Draper.
IS :Sp ss g. ~ :ss
Our Celebrated 3H-yards-long nottingham Curtains.
um IL p,s to 1 ss .s Judging
OUR LINEN DEPARTMENT,
comprisins all the different Plain Dress and
Fancy Fulniture Linens. !. well stocked At the lowest
day and Friday only.
The last lot Of the Pershire Lawn in light and dark
auensly We viii cut any quantity called f os '0n's
n u1QO8Ome
ham Remnants in Light and dark at Toe per yard,
worth 15c We call the attention Of the public to the
important fact that this lot consists Of very desirable
lengths.
In Grdss to give q. shsHcs hay:
with bargains as follows:
The wellknown 12.4 Double Finish Marseilles
Spreads, at 62]fc., worth 0Oc.
Our Celebrated Extra Size British Pique Quilt, At
91Z6, worth 81 and extra discount Of 10 per cent
on all other Spreads in the department.
new lot of hght-fgured Calico Remnants. beauti-
full designs and elegant imitation Of Chaas patterns
at &C., worth &c,
A small lot of light. figured Chalais Remnants st
12kc per yard, worth 1Sc.
We will still continue to sell our s, 8, 12k and &c.,
Ladies' Collars and Chemisetes which are Considered
decided bargain by every body.
cases of light and dark figured French Percsle
Remnants, at 1Oc. per yard, worth 12h and 15c.
We extend cordial invitation to the public in gen.
that all will be perfectly satisfied.
Remember our Third Floor Is our Bargain Floor.
Odds and Ends Of our regular stock Short Lengths
and Remnants Of all kinds kept here, and prices
attached to these that always their speedy
exit
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The London Times joins the chorus OF denuncia-
ton against our Interstate commerce law, charg-
Ing caat measure, and most especially the long
clause OF It. with shareof the blame
for the depression that has befallen British COM
Tnerce. In other words the British manufacturer
fnds bis American market seriously narrowed by
his Inability 10 ship to Chicago, St Louis Cincin-
natl and other interior distributing centers
cheaper than the American inland manufacturer
can send the same goods only quarter the dis
lance. This ought to delight the protectonists OF
the United states; but, as a matter Of fact, the
Larger share Of the complaints lodged against the
law ever since its passage have come from the
high-tarn camp.
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BoYg CLorHrNe DEpAnrMrNr.

BoYs, CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
Our stock Of Boys Clothing is receiving daily
additions. Among the new goods we notice the
following very desirable bargains:
100 Pair Boys Brown Linen Pants, sizes to
IA years. Only 75c. per pair.
100 Pairs Boys Striped Percaline Pants. sizes
to IA years. Only 81 per pair
$50 Pairs Boys White Duck Pants, sizes to
II years. Only $3.50 per pair
SO Boys White Pique Skirts excellent
quality. sizes to years Only $3.50 each.
100 Boys Bingham One Piece Kilt Suits, in
Plain Blue and Brown, also In combination
styles. sizes to years. Only S1.25 each.
SO Bingham Kilt Suits, made sailor style, in
Blue and Brown. Very stylish. Only $3.50
each.
Lot 1,220-Boys' Jersey Suits handsomely
trimmed with white braid; size years, 80. rise
Csc. per size larger.
Lot 9,090-Boys' All-wool Flannel Sailor
Suits. six rows Of plating front and back sizes
8 to II years. Only $3.50 per suit.
Elegant line Of Boys Shirt Waists. in large
variety of choice styles. 25c., Soc, 75c., 81.
Sl.25 and $3.50 each.
Full line Of Boys Flannel Shirt Waists, in
plain shades fancy checks and stripes.
(Second floor through arch.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 18th and Sts NV
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Lieutenant Cash has acted wisely In withdrawing
hb protest so far as TO permit the payment to the
National Rifles OF the prize awarded to that corps
by the judges at the drill. The award was made
after the judges had satisfied themselves OF the
fair observance OF the conditions OF the compe-
tttion, and their decision cast no reflection upon
the good faith In which the protest was entered.
On the other hand, Mr.. Cashs withdrawal OF his
objection relieves his motives OF any possible
tmputation Of a mere desire to annoy q rival
organization. The Light Infantry have now had
their say, and the Rifles theirs; and this would be
highly appropriate point at which TO CRY quits
on their family quarrel
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Michigan stands by its distinguished citizen,
Judge Cooley. the Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner and the Interstate Commission law.eIes
legislature has passed q bill regulating railroad
traffic rates In the state, which follows substan-
TALLY the Interstate law, including the long
shorLhaul clause.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED - TO PURCHASE FOR CASH ONE
w good size building lot or acre of ground
or two miles out Of city give the location price
Address H. ALEXANDER,
1el-3t' 10th and Va s.w.
WANTED TO PURCHASE UNIMPRovED
w ground. either in the city suburbs. encum-
bered or unincumbered W. w METCALF, formerly
Starr & Metcalf. 1881 L st. jel-3t
ENTHUSIASTICALLY AND IN
w improved Property TO sell, direct from owners:
quick sales and moderate commission.
my2o-6t s. c. HILL. cor. 9Th and sta
WANTED-LOrS-THE NATIONAL CaPITALIN-
w vestment Co, Samuel II. Walker, president. $50
Louisiana ave. next door to City POD Eligible Prop
critics, large or small in any section promptly pur-
chased II found TO lie a bargain. myl3 -3m
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN FURNISHED
" ROOM southern exposure, within two square. OF
address given below. Address Mr.. BARRY. Bent
VVANTED-ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALLER
Rooms either furnished or unfurnished. in north
west section must be reasonable price aud posi-
ton OF rooms Address /. Y l.. Star office jel-2t.
WANTED-oNE FRONT ROOM AND BOARD IN
w private fsinilyi by two young men: location
west CT attn ST. anu north of NV. early break
fast Address, stating terms, Box l6l. Star office.
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FOR RENT-OFFTCES.

NOR RENT-oFFICES UNFINISHED ROOMS
Il and rooms for storage-eiglbly located opposite
City Hall and Park 424 9TH 81. ". Ars. Il. X IL
LOTT. Type writing aud copying. Satisfactory work
guaranteed. lny.sO-:lt
INOR RENT-OFFICES IN LIE DROIT BUILDING,
IL opposite u. D. Post and Patent Office: two
second floor fronting Sth ana SITS. with ample sign
siace suitable for patent attorney Two on
basement floor st front. well adapted real estate
and insurance business. A. l. BARBER A 90.
my2f-2w LIE Drolt Building.
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The new French cabinet has grazed It's first rock
IN its course. II proposes 70 stand or fau by re-
publican votes, and on the first division it had
among the republican sections thu narrow major.
ity OF eleven.
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The fish chronicler for the Presidential party
seems TO he green hand az the business. No ac-
compttshed nsh liar will ever give himself away
By reporting a catch In round numbers OF hun.
dreds, OF even weights in pounds. That 200 he
would have made ls7, or 2o3 and that six pounder
So or 6L<
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tors, Of course,-that the Presidents trip to st.
Louis is to be made by way OF Chicago, and really
more for the purpose Of seeing Chicago than of
seeing St Louis. Mrs Cleveland, according to the
same authority, viii not 60 to St Louis at ALL but
viii spend all the time allotted to her Western va
cation in Chicago; and it Is even whispered that
the elegant invitation album, concerning which
50 much has been published, was designed and
made BY Chicago craftsmen II q respectful sug-
gession Il in order, why would it not be q good
idea for Chicago TO step in now and take the whole
business on the hands OF st. Louis7 It would save
St Louis lots OF trouble, and it would crafty Chi
csgo immensely 70 do the thing up a. It ought to
be done
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12kc Pure Linen Handkerchief, 1Oc
csc Pure Linen Hsndksrchiefa 21c.
124 Linen Collars, 3 for csc.
12A Linen Cuffs 10c pair.
2Sc. Crepe Lisse Rufaings, l9c
CSC. Spanish Lace Scarfs and Fichus, 70o
Csc. Plain and Fancy Chsmisettes. lie.
&c. Fancy Dancy Dotted Wells. SC. Zach
$50 Trimmed Hats for SIS.
33c. Straw Sailor hats. all colors, CSC.
81 90 Fancy Moire Sash Ribbons, sl.79.
4sc. Ribbons. 39c.-s1-88 for sl.50.
4sc- Ostrich Fssther Tips for 30e.
CSC. China silks for rec
1Sc. Fancy Cloth Suiting, 15c
Csc. 22-inch Surah Silks, 55c
s129 Black Silks, q.
CSC. Black Satin Rhadame 500
10c. Fans for 7c; 19c for 1Sc
2oc. Fans for &c.; 40 for 39c.
6Se. Fans for SO: 90 for 79c.
S2-9S Ostrich Feather Fans, s2.47.
25c. Jewelry for 10; 49c. for sec.
Use. Jewelry for SO: ese for 79c.
s4.39 Watches. all styles. 1888
90. so Real Diamond Pins and Earrings, 1855.
s11.40 Real Gold Watches, So.9S.
CSC. Satin Coaching Parasols, SIC.
LIS Fancy Coaching Parasols, sl.S7.
s2.9s for 90 4s: s3.4s for sass
&2.25 silk Umbrellas. gold. silver tops, az 10
sl-5o "Palais Royal" Kid Gloves. sl35.
q 10 Embroidered ELITE" Kid Gloves eco
CSC. SILK Mousqustsire Gloves, SEC
4Sc. TafFeta SILK Mousqustairss, Soc.
sec. Pure SILK Mitts for s5c.
1Sc Al-Silk Mitts for 15c.
Csc. Pocketbooks and Satchels log
Acc. for &c.; CSC. for Toe.
s339 Travelling Bags for s29s.
Csc Tourists" for toilet articles, 4ac
75c Dolls SO: 40 for sec.; sl6s for CSC.
ESQ Rubber Dolls for 19c
Gigs Vestfront Jerseys. Sl45.
s1.9S Braided Jerseys, S145.
s2 80 chemisetts Jersey. s1.os.
sos Beaded Jerseys. s26s
S4-6S White Lawn Suits, S2.9a
s6.9s Suits $685.; s5.9s for s4.00.
90 Suits % 90; S14 IS for S1l
435.08 Black Lace Dresses for 032.
1887 Newmarkets. for travelling $3.50.
ST. 35 Camels Hair Wraps. SIS
S1,4S Cashmere Shawls, 81. %; e. 90 for AZ 60
S4sS London Tailor-made Jackets. S39S.
9Sc Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, 79c.
49c. Isle Hose. split feet 44c.
3ec. Silk Finished Lisle Hose, $50
44c. India GAUGE Vests. $50
CSC. Ribbed Lslethread Vests, S3c
19c Nurses Tucked Aprons, 15c
DC Nurses Embroidered Csps l7c
75c Corsets, French wooven, Soc
Zoe Bustles, to wear with reeds 49,
oSc. Embroidered India Linen 9acouss go
e1.10 Alarm Clocks, Csc.
49c japanese ware for 41c.
2oc. Boxes Note Paper. 21c.
Zoe Pears Soap for Sc.
15c. Bottles Bay Rum l2c
2oe. Bottles Florida Water. Ice
e1.15 Embroidered Cambria Chemises. 86c
s5c. Embroidered Cambria Nightgpvns SOC
Csc. Embroidered Short Underskirts SOC.
el35 Embroidered kufie Skirts. S1.lA
44c. Best Muslin Drawers. 33c
0Se. Embroidered Corset Covers, 79c
| 12c. Stamped Linen Tides &C.
39c. Stamped Linen Scarfs &c.
e1.5O Hsize Damask Napkins Sl30
Csc. 20-inch Cotton Brdeye, soc.
&L6e 81 Turkey Red Table Covers n AZ
fSc 24x4S Fine Damaak Towels, 42c
124c- f1llowcase Cotton. 0zc.
Barkers Mills and Androscogyin Muslins Tie
l2)sc Check Nsinsook. all styles, lie.
l9c. Ecru Striped Pque. l5c.
2Sc. 29-inch Terry Cloth, DC
The following at 10 per cent discount:
Laces. Embroideries. Dress TRIMMING, Hutto,
Fancy Baskets. Oriental GoodA
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President Garrett explains that he proposes an
extension, not sale, OF the B. and o. road, II he
proposes anything. and that there is not q great
deal In his Great Deal anyway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

As was expected Gov. Hill has vetoed the new
high license bill for New York. The condition
OF opinion in that state upon the liquor question
Is much mixed. The temperance men favor high
license; the ramrod prohibitionists oppose it as a
compromise with the enemy; the democrats do
not approve either prohibition or high license; the
republicans are willing to establish high license
In order 70 get lid OF separate prohibition party
In the measures passed so far by the republicans
there has been room for the suspicion that the
weight OF high license was intended to fall most
heavily upon the saloon-keepers OF democratic New
York and Brooklyn, and Gov. Hill has had NO
dafnculty In supplying plausible reasons for his
YeCOea
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

LrOR RENTAL VERY Low RATES FIVE LARGE
II and comIncdious flats, D. and rooms. the h.
and third floors These flats ine any ia the
city expense has been spared Ia make them models
OF convenience comfort and elegance. special attention
being given 10 sanitary eniece of
access Ac.. street PASS doors every minutes
For further particulars apply TO
THOMAS J. FISHER.
1924 st. nw. 2g:,5 NJ st. on premises
Dyoo-ow
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The Thistle seems TO drift pretty well, and to be
as lucky as any other boat In finding its way out
VI fog. race which shall test it sailing quail
ties In awaited with interest
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ANOTHER "OprsrSe- SURPRISE.

The 'Talais Royal" has pleasure In Informing il
patrons that manufacturer stock Of Children's
Suits win be opened tomorrow and offered at prices
the surprise Of the Opening"
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SUMNER BLANKETS
We carry an excellent line Of nne Summer
Blankets, and quote as follows:
White Atwood California Blankets feather
weight
Size 10-4, IS; ia, 90. and 1874 $3.50 per
pair.
Grsy Blankets. for wrapping ice, CSC. each.
Ditto, white 45c. each
Pound Silver-srsy Wool Blankets only
1850 per pair.
Pound Extra Fine Gray Wool Blankets
only Is per pair.
(Basement.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and SITS. n ".
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Loox In THn WrsDow.
tsEvrsrH STREET SIDE,
WE HAVE DEVOTED
TO OUR GREAT
EXHIBIT OF BOYS SUITS
AGES TO IA
At THE UNIFORM
PRICE OF
THREE DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GER
store; references Address GERMAN. Star office. 1t
WANTED = By RESPECTABLE GERMAN
w girl situation Is chsmbermaid in a fine Anseri-
can family: objection to travel references Ad-
dress AMERICAN, Star Office Ii.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS HOUSE
w workers, maids. waitress nurses lSundress, men
cooks walters buffers coachmen and dairy; all
nationalities, city and country. NAT. BUREAU. 5l7
9TH ST. NV. s1e-2t'
WANTED-A PLACE IN A PRIVATE FAMILY
.svs to ds a,sr =, an9 aTiTer Nd n San
Ton, 1882 5th 81. NV. 1t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF TwENTY-oNE
w desires employment Of any kind. where he can
make himself generally useful: best references Ad-
dress A. b, Star Office. 1el-2t.
WANTED = BY A sTENoGRAPHER TYPE
w writer, and accountant q position; excellent
erenees. G. F. FLINT, care Or. TAYLOR, 2:ls Mass.
ave ne. jel-3t'
WANTED-A REFINED, SKIILFUI. GERMAN
w man wishes q situation as steam laundry washer
In fancy shirt factory good reference gwen Address
lib 10th ST. my3l-3ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
lection TO travelling references Call at 1903 10Th
ny rny3l-3ts
WANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS. MAIDS WAIT.
w ers, drivers. buffers, sesmsresses, la1ys
maids and other help with references for this and
other cities 929 + st. NV. Telephone 1872 PRICE
d Co my30-ots
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS. CHAMBER
w maids seamstresses. nurses. lsdy's maids house.
keepers, Is drivers, 10 farm hands 10 housem,n-
sorts. +. NJ. BURNHAM, $50 and $50 st. NV.
my2S-6t'
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FOR Rents STORES.

NOR RENT-sToRE SPA 9TH STREET NV FOR
terms inquire of the Apothecary door. NIB IL
IH0R RHINESTONE AND CELLAR. CORNER OF
IL 9th and l. SITS. W. suitable for a business Of any
kind Apply 70 W. q. JOHNSON, us 18th st. IA
myl2 I'm
LNOR RENT-ST0RE AND CELLAR. IoS 18TH
Il ST, door from Pennsy lyania ave. alec rooms ,
and o. LIST hoor building corner Pa and 10Th 81
Apply TO JAMES y. DAVIS SONS, l20l Pa. ave. cor
l2th 81. myi Pm
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A BARdArs In LADIES Hos,r.x

"A BARGAIN In LADIES HosIERY.
We have just opened 100 dozen Ladies' Fine
Isle Thread Hose, double heel and toe. full
regular made ;coaors Black. Navy, Gray T.ns
Wine. bEowna and Garnet. Only 35c perpair
3pairs for 81.
a. This u . special bargain.
WOODWARD I,OTHRop.
Cor. 18th and r alta n "
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ACCORDING TO an interview In the New York
World, which Is doubtless authentic, Mr.. Blaine h
certainly going to Europe, and he Is equally Ger.
tainly not going for his health, which he pro-
nounces perfect. The fact that he refuses to talk
politics Is the most convincing sign Jet apparent
that he does not consider himself out OF the con-
test for the Presidency. The surmses OF all sorts
INDUCED In By the press of both the great parties
have been q mere waste OF strength. What Mr.
Blaine IL doing now he has done substantially at
various times In his career hitherto; that is, he
has adopted rules for his own conduct precisely
the reverse OF those adopted BY his chief adver-
saTy. In 1876, when his rivals were quietly
submitting 70 downright abuse In print and to Co
temporaneous fings In Congress, rather than raise
dust by quarrel at the risk Of obscuring them
selves, he STROBE down the centre aisle of the
House and made his famous reply to Proctor
Knott, which electrified the whole country and
made him the most conspicuous figure before the
republican convention OF that summer. In 1850,
again, he was the only prominent candidate In
convention who did not get all the votes he could
and hold fast TO all he got; and when he deio-
Gately broke his line be achieved the only victory
won by any one. In 1884, when he had become
the standard bearer OF his party he waited till It
had been definitely determined that his antago-
mist would not go personally upon the stump. ana
then he took the opposite course and made
tour OF the eastern and central states,
where the hottest Of the fighting was
to be done. At present he fndS himself
face TO face with senator Sherman In friendly
contest for the nomination. Mr.. Sherman was In
the south yesterday, is in the North to-day, will
be in the West tomorrow. stirring things up wher
ever he goes and making politics the chief subject
Of his discourse. Accordingly Mr.. Blaine takes
ship across the ocean, gets as far away from the
scene OF political activity as possible, refuses to
discuss public questions, except in the most gen
eral manner, and will literally keep his hands on
the party machinery till the convention has de-
cided whom it wants to head its ticket.
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There Is . new dodge by which trampS hope to
get q living without work and yet escape the
penalties Of vagrancy. A slough" Of the worst
character quits his home and wanders to o dis
tanr city where the labor cause IS strong. Here
he applies for admission TO one Of the local trade
unions-say, the painters, for example. When the
committee on admissions look up his antecedents,
they report against him as q matter OF course and
the society rejects him accordingly. Then he goes
TO some OF the panicky capitalists who disapprove
OF trade-unions on principle, and represents him.
self as o victim OF the tyranny OF unionism. The
unions VIII let no one work who does not belong
to them, he argues and when he applies for ad-
mission they won't let him In. The anti-uniontsts
raise q small purse for him out OF sympathy, and
give him letter commencing him to the charity
Of other persons who condemn persecution, and,
when our tramp has milked the town as dry al he
dares TO- he passes on 70 place where he il still
unknown and repeats his little trick. It would be
just well for benevolent people with long purses
TO scrutinize the appeals OF the victims OF union
tyranny as carefully as those OF other sufferers
from the imperfections OF our social system
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BOARDING.

TIME DUPONT HOUSE, n. L COR. 18th AND
III Corcoran streets n. fine rooms, furulshed %
unfunished with without table board: sfr.ctiy
rsfciass in every respect in all Its appoiptm.ats.
dining always ready for dinner parties TerIns
moderate .apS-.}u
CPRA0UE MANSION, COR. 9Th AND SIS n w
Srooms and board by the day. week month an, srs
EoR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS, WITH FIRsT-
IL class board. near Acfherson Square. References
exchzngsd Tssnsisnts accommodated 1olU lothsN
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MoRE NEW RIBBoNs.
We call attention to the following extr. v.lues
In Ribbons:
Black All-Silk Moire Sash Ribbon.
S-inch. 60, 75 and 81 per yard
9-inch, $1.25 per yard
10-inch, also per yard.
These are actual widths
"Job Lot" Of 81 inch Colored All.silk Moire
Sash Ribbons. Usually sold at 75c Only SOC.
per yard.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and Sta n ".
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GENERAL REDUCTION
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GENERAL REDUCTION
GENERAL REDUCTION
GENERAL REDUCTION
GENERAL REDUCTION
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Let US inform you that We have sone through
our stock Of Parasols and made general reduc-
ton. This statement il decidedly q chestnut
worn threadbare and at to be strung on the
same line with bargain" slaughter" and
mark down"-but It 10 fact-THE fact. We
have made this reduction in our Parasols 20 -
to increase the business in them. The fippant
juggler Of English viii tell you that he sunpow.
ders his stock merely to fire advertising 81
lutte; or he viii traverse the letter-pspsr with
imaginative conditions that appear to sensible
people very gsuxy. We have made this reduc
ton because we arc not selling - many Para
sols - we wish to or ought. There IL some rea-
son for It. We don't know what it IL. We srs
going to find out
THIS WEEK.
THIS WEEK.
THIS w1EK.
THIS WEEK.
THIS WEEK.
THIS WEEK.
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THE
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BsS 90 ESS
NM Nm A RRR oCo n FER
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s1e-s1s SEVENTH st. NV.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

IrOR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 1872 ST !:
Il new aud very desirable; five stalls and carriage
room. Apply To A. I. BRICE. ia 18th st. nyl o I'm
NOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-wRITING"
II Machines rented at S5 per month and sold O.
monthly payments.
my4-:3m .CAIIGRAPH OFFICE" q33 st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-01

2Sc. Half Hose for Ice,
33c. Half Hoss for 29c. 4ec. for x2c.
Poe Ganze Underwear, &c.
S5e. Balerisgan Undsrwsar, 28c.
Asc- underwear, all styles. 42c.
25c. Scarfs. al styles. for leo.
Doc for PC. 44c for SIC
S5c. 'Palais Royal" Shirts, 7So
CSC. French Pszcals Shirts. SIC.
o1-35 Wool Bicycle Shirts. Sl.l3.
.3c- Fancy-trimmed Ni2htshirts, e7c.
zoe. Cuffs. 16c-: 15c. Collars, lie.
26c. SILK Embossed suspenders, loe.
o2.26 Tw1ll-silk Umbrellas, also.
ol.bO Genuine Gloria Umbrellas, a. aa.
26c. Pure LINEN Handkexchisfa ioc.
oSe. xngiish Nd Gloves, 7oc.